Monthly Archives: June 2013

Gallery

Here are some pictures from the “Figure It Out!” art show. The show consisted of 15 local artists who participated and showed a diverse selection of figurative artwork. The gallery thank everyone who participated.

The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio cordially invites everyone to attend Frost Newton‘s solo artist show this coming July. He will be showing an array of skillful work painted with gouache and mixed with other media. Come pass by the gallery and see his extraordinarily masterful work of art that will leave an unforgettable visual imprint in your mind.

Frost Newton and his band “Electronic Minds” will also be performing at his art reception. They will be playing experimental digital music. Pass by the gallery and support our featured artist, see extraordinary work and purchase a piece to put in your collection.

Frost Newton will be showing at the Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio from July 2 – July 28.

The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio is donating and contributing to our selected charity Child Watch (Bantay Bata International), and continuing it’s mission to support our selected charity. The donation is our attempt to encourage others to raise fund and donate to help improve the well-being of less fortunate children residing in the Philippines. The fund will also help fix up a dilapidated facility where those children are residing. The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio hopes to accomplish to achieve our charity’s goal in making things right for the children that they support.

Everyone can participate to raise funds by purchasing art from our on-site art galleries or from the on-line website www.paolomejia.com. Percentage of any sales will directly go to fund the charity to complete the improvements of one of the children’s facility that is in dire need of fixing. Please join us in support to make this effort an auspicious one. For donation contact the art gallery and for more information about the charity visit www.abscbnfoundation.org.

Carina Lomeli is a Xicana artist and activist who paints with various medium. Her artwork primarily focuses on the socio-political aspects of society and how she see them in her own perspective. In this particular painting, she romanticizes a spectacular quality of San Francisco. Evocative and serene, Carina’s painting shows beauty and pleasure of living in a city that is very socio-politically active, inwhich she incorporates in her paintings. Her approach is very painterly and subtle in capturing a particular atmosphere.

The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio is seeking artwork that relates to the theme “CUT and paste”. If you have any work that is collaged traditionally or digitally submit to participate for the show. We are looking for creative and original way of presenting artwork that relate to the topic of cutting and pasting.

For submission:

Send up to ten (10) clear images(JPEG, TIFF, PDF) for consideration to paolomejia@hotmail.com (Files NO bigger than 2M)

The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio is proud to endorse our collaboration with our satellite gallery located in the Marina District of San Francisco. Caffe Union and the Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio are working together to extend the mission of the gallery to help emerging and established artist find a venue to show their artwork to the local community. The two facility’s first collaborative solo featured artist to show is Erica Steiner.

Erica Steiner is a locally based artist. She will be showing 12 wonderful ornamentally designed body of work. You can learn more about our featured artist on www.paolomejia.com.

The show will be up from June 5 – June 30.Erica Steiner’s artwork are all for sale. For inquiry email paolomejia@hotmail.com or you can visit www.paolomejia.com.

The Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio is proud to endorse one of our in-house featured artist, Rich Sigberman. Rich will be the “artist in residence” at the Cartoon Art Museum on Saturday, June 22nd, from noon-4pm. He will be doing a type of sequential art demo in ink and watercolor, and will also have small print reproductions for sale. Come by the museum and support Rich Sigberman in his one day workshop/demo. For more info you can contact Rich Sigberman by going to www.sigsart.com or contacting the Paolo Mejia Art Gallery and Design Studio at paolomejia@hotmail.com.